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Alexander Martonffy (born 7 May 1919) was an
Australian fencer. He
competed at the 1956 and 1964
Summer Olympics. He was a
longstanding member of the...
- Emil
Martonffy (1904–1983) was a
Hungarian screenwriter and film director.
Director It
Happened in
March (1934)
Thanks for
Knocking Me Down (1935) The...
- PMID 35662564. Atwell, Karina; Michael, William; Dubey, Jared; James, Sarah;
Martonffy, Andrea; Anderson, Scott; Rudin, Nathan; Schrager,
Sarina (2021). "Diagnosis...
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Martinov (disambiguation) in
Bulgarian Marton (disambiguation), Mártonfi and
Mártonffy in
Hungarian Martinski in
several Slavic languages Martinsons in Latvian...
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Cooperman Great
Britain 3 3 Q 4 Yves Br****eur Belgium 2 4 B
Alexander Martonffy Australia 2 4 B
Enrique Penabella Cuba 2 4 B 7 Juan
Frecia Argentina...
- hogy elgázolt) is a 1935
Hungarian romantic comedy film
directed by Emil
Martonffy and
starring Ida Turay, Pál Jávor and
Antal Páger. It was shot at the...
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Berky Cinematography István
Eiben Edited by István György
Music by Zoltán
Mártonffy György Pán Károly
Stephanides Production company Hermes Film
Release date...
- Juan
Carlos Frecia Julian Velásquez
Alberto Lanteri Australia Alexander Martonffy Les
Tornallyay Paul
Rizzuto Brian McCowage Henry Sommerville France Jean-Ernest...
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Eugene Verebes Bill
Hoskyns Michael Amberg Australia (AUS)
Alexander Martonffy Michael Sichel Ivan Lund Wales (WAL) John
Preston Malcolm Kerslake Roger...
- (Hungarian: Párbaj semmiért) is a 1940
Hungarian drama film
directed by Emil
Martonffy and
starring Gyula Csortos, Lili
Berky and
Alice Nagy. It was
based on...
